The Western Arts Alliance’s annual conference provides a prime environment for connection, discovery, and insight: a space for presenters, artists, agents, and practitioners to connect, to discover, and to pursue their shared goal of programming live performances.
Read MoreFrom analogue to digital innovations, big budgets to small, organizations across Canada found new ways to deliver their cultural output during the massive challenges brought by the pandemic. On behalf of the Creative City Network of Canada (CCNC), the City of Burnaby and City of Vancouver invite local arts and cultural organizations, collectives and networks to attend a free workshop on crisis planning and resilience for the culture sector.
Read MorePresentation House Theatre (PHT) is offering a two-day intensive workshop for theatre professionals to learn skills, techniques, and strategies for doing interactive, guided play experiences with the very young.
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Facilitator: Noor Siddiqui of Apples & Oranges Analytics and Marketing
Date: June 28th 2022 at 1:00-3:30 p.m.
Online via Zoom (link sent in confirmation email)
*Level: Intermediate
*Designed for: Organizations
*Prerequisites: Some familiarity with email marketing is required.
The goal of this workshop is to understand the basic automations in email marketing such as the welcome series, the nurture sequence, and other sequences based on timely events. Through case studies, workshop instruction, and Q + A, we will debunk common misunderstandings about email marketing and demonstrate how to achieve compounding benefits from one-time setups of automated email campaigns.
Organizations that run events, exhibitions/programming, and/or request donations, will be interested in this workshop.
Attendees are encouraged to reach out to A & O with their desired learning outcomes so that they may tailor the workshop as best as possible. Email them at data@applesoranges.ca
Automated live transcription will be provided.
Noor Siddiqui is the Co-Director of Apples & Oranges Analytics and Marketing (A & O) based in Vancouver and Toronto. Noor has worked for several government healthcare agencies, a global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion organization, as well as in the commercial bio-tech space. Her management experience spans multiple communications strategies, including the BC government’s response to the opioid crisis. She currently sits on the board of Women in Communications and Technology (WCT).
Please note: This session will be recorded and may be shared with Arts BC members. If you leave your video and/or audio on during the session, you consent to having your name, video and audio shared in the video recording.
Recording will be available to Arts BC members.
Please remember to be respectful and inclusive during Arts BC events, or you may be removed without warning.
Register here.
Arts BC is currently accepting presentation applications for its 41st Annual Conference.
Read MoreThis Arts BC's workshop On A Budget Marketing Tools could prove to be useful to non-profit organizations, artists looking for marketing tools or small businesses.
Read MoreThe deadline is approaching for the Interactive Fund, one of the only granting programs available in BC for projects at the intersection of arts and technology.
Read MoreTalent MATCH hosts Jules André-Brown (Leadership Consultant and appointed member of the BC Arts Council for a discussion about student leadership and entrepreneurship in the museums, arts, and culture sectors.
This free webinar will take place on Wednesday, May 25th at 3:00pm (Pacific). Participants can register here.
Read MoreThis Thursday, November 18, learn how to tell your organization’s story speaking to both head and heart. This workshop will outline the ‘must have’ components of your case so that potential funders, donors, sponsors and supporters understand the features and benefits of your work and how they can provide support.
Read MoreWant to learn the nitty-gritty of writing Gaming Grants or filing taxes? Tackling new ways of creating and marketing your art? Do you want to improve your knowledge and approaches around gender diversity? Let’s learn together.
Read MoreOn September 24, Pi Theatre and the GVPTA will host a Zoom session focusing on contract questions and concerns related to the new reality of contracting performers for digital broadcasting.
Read MoreLearn the findings of the latest Arts Response Tracking Survey to help inform fundraising and programming, September 22.
Read MoreWe’re excited to announce our slate of Fall Workshops for 2020, including sessions on search engine optimization, creative entrepreneurship, financial strategy and live streaming.
Read MoreTo help build “A Linked Digital Future for the Performing Arts”, CAPACOA and the Conseil Québécois du Théâtre invite you to participate in a joint effort to link up the performing arts to Wikidata, an open and collaborative international knowledge base.
Read MoreWe sat down with visionary entrepreneur Vicki Cummings to talk about the formative experiences of the past, how she found herself building a new life in Vancouver in the present, and how she helps arts organizations look toward the future.
Read MorePacific Legal Education & Outreach has a pair of upcoming workshops taking place February 26 in Vancouver, on the subjects of record keeping and copyright.
Read MoreA robust risk and insurance management strategy is a critical part of an organization’s financial strategy for navigating a crisis. Click through to find out more, and register for our free webinar on February 6.
Read MoreIt may not be January 1 anymore, but we hope that your resolutions for self-improvement are still firmly in place, because the BC Alliance has a slate of upcoming workshops to help get your new decade off on the right foot — focusing on decolonization, strategic planning, financial strategy and more.
Read MoreThe BC Touring Council is bringing its two-day On the Road workshop to Nanaimo, February 22-23. Register by February 19.
Read MorePacific Legal Education and Outreach is offering a pair of upcoming legal workshops on December 11 in Vancouver, free for arts and culture non-profits. Sessions include a workshop on record keeping, as well as one on the Civil Resolution Tribunal.
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